Below is a series of justly-intonated chords represented otonally.
"With 3/2" denotes that the triads contain a 3/2 perfect fifth of ~702 ¢. In these tables, the fifth will not be explicitly listed, due to the redundancy of listing "3/2" over and over. "Tertian-based" means that the second note generally counts as a third (see Margo Schulter's interval regions). while "sus-based" denotes that the second note counts as a second or fourth, as in western sus triads.
Of course, the boundaries between second, third, and fourth are "fuzzy" as described by Margo Schulter, so subjectivity concerning interseptimal intervals such as 13/10 may arise. Editors are encouraged to add in their own viewpoints on this topic.
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Triads
Tertian-based triads with a 3/2, going up to the 33-odd-limit.
